Out of the Silent Planet invites us to see the way that each of the three main characters grasps, or fails to grasp, the radical new perspectives offered by the encounter with alien species in a physically strange place and a metaphysically stranger “space”; ultimately, it invites us to judge the philosophies which inform or deform each [...]
What might the Holy Father learn from the Father of English Poetry? An Old Poet's Advice to the Pope - Joseph Pearce
Joseph Pearce joins Joe and Joe to discuss authentic manhood and great literature... Literature and Manhood - Joseph Pearce
Is it true love at first sight or is it the erotic pursuit of a seductive idol? Love At First Sight? - Joseph Pearce
Rendering unto Caesar the things that are Christ's is not the solution to Europe's problems... Caesar or Christ: Who Can Save Europe? - Joseph Pearce
Romeo's "love" lacks any sign of sanity or sanctity... Madly in Love - Joseph Pearce
Joseph Pearce interviews Iranian composer Farhad Poupel... A Light in the East - Joseph Pearce
Sample Content from Our Latest Issue Table of Contents Sample Article Meeting Socrates: Educating Modern Philosophers Have any of you faithful readers of Peter Kreeft’s many, many books ever wondered what it would be like to attend his philosophy course at Boston College? Save yourself ninety grand in freshman fees, and cough up instead a hundred [...]
Wherefore art thou Romeo? What would John Lennon say? Romeo Meets the Beatles - Joseph Pearce
In his autobiography, Benjamin Franklin recalled that after leaving his apprenticeship at his older brother’s print shop in Boston and moving to Philadelphia, young Franklin wanted to become the best printer in town. To pursue that ambition, in 1725 he sailed from Philadelphia to London to learn from some of the best printers in the business. [...]